The popularity of remote work is decreasing in Poland. In October last year 28% worked remotely or hybridly professionally active Poles, i.e. by 6 percentage points. less than in March 2022, according to the summary of the Pracuj.pl study published at the beginning of the week.more

After the restrictions related to the pandemic, customers of Poczta Polska can now send parcels to over 200 countries and territories - both in the form of correspondence, as well as documents or goods - the company announced. She pointed out that customs formalities must be completed when shipping to non-EU countries.more

Redundancies in global big tech companies are a sign of a slowdown, but not a crisis in the IT industry, which still employs in Poland, Rzeczpospolita reports.more

President Biden gave a speech today in the Kubicki Arcades in the gardens of the Royal Castle in Warsaw. His speech began with the song "Freedom" by Kygo.more

US President Joe Biden's visit to Poland is a clear signal to Russia that the Euro-Atlantic community will defend security throughout Europe in a solidarity manner, government spokesman Piotr Müller stressed today.more

According to data from the Central Register of Vehicles and Drivers, last year the number of registered passenger vehicles amounted to over 1.1 million, which means that it decreased by over 13% compared to 2021. In the case of new vehicles, this decrease amounted to less than 5%, and used vehicles – over 18%.more

If the war moved to the territory of Poland, 31 percent. Poles would flee to the West, and one fifth would fight, "Rzeczpospolita" reports, citing the results of a study commissioned by the War Research Laboratory in Ukraine.more

Due to the planned visit of the President of the United States, Joe Biden, to Poland, we do not anticipate any difficulties in the functioning of the Warsaw Chopin Airport itself, said Anna Dermont, spokeswoman for the airport.more

42.9 percent of respondents are not sure that the next elections in Poland will be conducted honestly. 30.2% are confident about the fairness of the elections. respondents - according to the latest SW Research survey for rp.pl.more

The majority (55 per cent) of adult Poles declare that they intend to travel for at least two days for leisure or tourism purposes this year, according to a CBOS survey published yesterday. Compared to the plans declared in January last year, this is a decrease of 1 percentage point for 2022.more

A Polish musician was forced to take an eight-hour coach journey, as opposed to a one-hour flight, after the airline demanded he store his €5 million Stradivarius violin in the hold. more

Acceptance of war refugees is declining among Poles. Currently, it is the lowest since February 24, 2022, but still 67 percent. of respondents consent to accepting forced refugees, according to research by the Openfield Research Team.more

In the summer season, Ryanair airlines will launch four new connections from Poznań Ławica Airport to ports in Burgas, Bari, Paphos and Krakow, the carrier announced on Tuesday. The company also announced more frequent flights to Bergamo, Zadar and Alicante, among others.more

The prospect of higher earnings and more interesting tasks are the most important factors inducing people to look for a new job, according to a report by the employment agency Manpower. In the current workplace, employees are most demotivated by too low wages and bad management style.more

84 per cent of Poles surveyed are satisfied with their relationship with their partner(s) and 63 per cent declare satisfaction with their sex life. Poles rank below the global average in every aspect of satisfaction with their love life, according to the Ipsos survey.more

Quintuplets have been born at the University Hospital in Krakow. They weigh between 710 and 1,400 grams and each measure around 40 centimetres. The quintuplets - Charles Patrick, Henry James, Elizabeth May, Evangeline Rose and Arianna Daisy - were born yesterday, the hospital announced.more

A survey conducted by InterviewMe showed that 67% of Poles support the idea of shortening the working week to 4 days. At the same time, 43% believe that working 40 hours a week is too much. As many as 75% of Poles do not like Mondays.more

In January this year daily purchases in stores were on average 20% more expensive than in the same period a year ago. Another month in a row, double-digit increases were also recorded in all product categories. The largest increases affected dairy products and household chemicals - at the level of nearly 30 percent y/y.more

142 thousand votes gave Warsaw the victory in the "European Best Destination 2023" competition. Internet users from over 130 countries voted for the capital of Poland. 21 European cities participated in the plebiscite. Warsaw defeated, among others, Athens, Vienna, Prague, Copenhagen or Maribor, the capital city hall announced yesterday.more

Nearly one in three Poles who will spend their vacation abroad with a travel agency this year will choose Turkey. The country's popularity was not diminished by the tragic earthquake, "Rzeczpospolita" reported yesterday.more

Belfast, Lourdes, Memmingen, Perugia, Rhodes, Toulouse, Varna and Poznan are new destinations in Ryanair's route network from Krakow-Balice Airport. Flights on these routes will begin at the end of March.more

We plan to serve around 300,000 passengers on five new routes from Chopin Airport this summer season, the head of Irish Ryanair Michael O'Leary announced. The carrier is returning to the capital's airport after four years with routes to Alicante, Brussels, Vienna, Mallorca and Paphos.more

PKP Intercity is lowering ticket prices starting March 1 this year. Base prices for TLK and IC category connections will be on average about 11 percent lower than those currently in force, while for EIC and EIP categories - about 15 percent lower on average. - informed the carrier in yesterday's announcement.more

Onet's "Droga na Rzeź" report, showing how outrageously treated animals are treated in one of the slaughterhouses belonging to a leading producer of cold meats in Poland, received wide coverage in Poland. The case came to light thanks to the activists of the "Viva!" Foundation, which works to protect animal rights.more

Poles have started planning this year's trips en masse. Interest, as expressed by the number of searches on the travel organization platform eSky.pl, has doubled compared to January 2022. Most often, Poles on eSky.pl choose to travel within Europe, booking both short city-breaks and longer vacations during the holiday season.more